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How to simplify radicals with coefficient? 3√ ̅512
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Remember the property that \[\sqrt{a} * \sqrt{b} = \sqrt{ab}\] Knowing that, you can separate 512 into two products, one that is a perfect square. So, 512 is the same as 256 * 2, and the sqrt(256) is 16. Can you figure it out from there?
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is that \(\huge \sqrt[3]{512}\) ?
Yes sir
oh i misread that then
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Haha it's fine
well 512 = 64*8 and 64 = 8 * 8 and \(\sqrt[3]{a*b}=\sqrt[3]{a}*\sqrt[3]{b}\\ soooo\\ \sqrt[3]{512}=\sqrt[3]{64*8}\)
Same concept, you just need to find factors of 512 that can be third rooted
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